REDMANN, Chief Judge.
The issue on this appeal is whether a landowner can recover damages from a contiguous landowner because of the latter's removing a fence erected by their common ancestor in title. Plaintiff bought from the common ancestor in 1963 when the ancestor owned both properties and the fence existed; and the ancestor sold to plaintiff by description "in accordance with" an attached survey that showed that the fence lay precisely along one 55-foot boundary...
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